Exactly my point. And do you know why evolutionists love to use fruit flies as subjects in experiments like these? it's because their lifespan is so incredibly short, around 2 weeks long, so many generations can be observed in a shorter amount of time making the probability of observing an actual change more likely. But as we saw with Iangb's e coli experiment, even 40,000+ generations of e coli wasn't enough for it to evolve into anything other than another strain of e coli. emoticonXGoodLife Cycle of the Fruit Fly
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